Lätt tungvikt i boxning vid olympiska sommarspelen 1972
| Boxning vid olympiska sommarspelen 1972  | ||||
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| Lätt flugvikt | ||||
| Flugvikt | ||||
| Bantamvikt | ||||
| Fjädervikt | ||||
| Lättvikt | ||||
| Lätt weltervikt | ||||
| Weltervikt | ||||
| Lätt mellanvikt | ||||
| Mellanvikt | ||||
| Lätt tungvikt | ||||
| Tungvikt | ||||
Resultat från boxning vid olympiska sommarspelen 1972 och herrarnas lätta tungvikt. Boxarna vägde under 81 kg. Tävlingarna arrangerades i München.
Medaljörer
| Klass | Guld | Silver | Brons |
| Lätt tungvikt | Mate Parlov SFR Jugoslavien | Gilberto Carrillo Kuba | Janusz Gortat Polen |
Isaac Ikhouria Nigeria |
Resultat
Första rundan
| Vinnare | Resultat | Förlorare |
|---|---|---|
| Första rundan | ||
| Isaac Ikhouria (NGR) | 3-2 |  Anton Schaer (SUI) |
 Valdemar Paulino Oliveira (BRA) | 5-0 |  Nghivav Mehtab Singh (IND) |
 Nikolaj Anfimov (URS) | 5-0 |  Georgi Stankov (BUL) |
 Mahmoud Ahmed Ali (EGY) | 5-0 |  Gombo Zorig (MGL) |
 Janusz Gortat (POL) | 5-0 |  Jaroslav Kral (TCH) |
 Raymond Russell (USA) | TKO-2 |  Stephen Thega (KEN) |
 Rudi Hornig (FRG) | 5-0 |  Henri Moreau (FRA) |
 Guglielmo Spinello (ITA) | KO-2 |  Samson Laizer (TAN) |
 Marin Culineac (ROU) | 5-0 |  Dinsdale Wright (JAM) |
 Miguel Angel Cuello (ARG) | 4-1 |  Ottomar Sachse (GDR) |
| Mate Parlov (YUG) | TKO-2 |  Noureddine Aman Hasan (CHA) |
 Imre Tóth (HUN) | 3-2 |  Matthias Ouma (UGA) |
Andra rundan
| Vinnare | Resultat | Förlorare |
|---|---|---|
| Andra rundan | ||
| Gilberto Carrillo (CUB) | KO-1 |  Ernesto Sanchez (VEN) |
 Harald Skog (NOR) | 5-0 |  Seifu Mekkonen (ETH) |
| Isaac Ikhouria (NGR) | 5-0 | Valdemar Paulino Oliveira (BRA) |
| Nikolaj Anfimov (URS) | TKO-3 | Mahmoud Ahmed Ali (EGY) |
| Janusz Gortat (POL) | 3-2 | Raymond Russell (USA) |
| Rudi Hornig (FRG) | 4-1 | Guglielmo Spinello (ITA) |
| Miguel Angel Cuello (ARG) | TKO-2 | Marin Culineac (ROU) |
| Mate Parlov (YUG) | TKO-2 | Imre Tóth (HUN) |
Kvartsfinaler
| Vinnare | Resultat | Förlorare |
|---|---|---|
| Kvartsfinaler | ||
| Gilberto Carrillo (CUB) | TKO-1 | Harald Skog (NOR) |
| Isaac Ikhouria (NGR) | 3-2 | Nikolaj Anfimov (URS) |
| Janusz Gortat (POL) | TKO-1 | Rudi Hornig (FRG) |
| Mate Parlov (YUG) | WO | Miguel Angel Cuello (ARG) |
Semifinaler
| Vinnare | Resultat | Förlorare |
|---|---|---|
| Semifinaler | ||
| Gilberto Carrillo (CUB) | 5-0 | Isaac Ikhouria (NGR) |
| Mate Parlov (YUG) | 5-0 | Janusz Gortat (POL) |
Final
| Vinnare | Resultat | Förlorare |
|---|---|---|
| Final | ||
| Mate Parlov (YUG) | TKO-2 | Gilberto Carrillo (CUB) |
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